Italian Sub Pizza Recipe - WhitneyBond.com (2024)

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All of the ingredients in a traditional Italian Sub, like salami, pepperoni & provolone, top this delicious Italian Sub Pizza Recipe, easily made in under 30 minutes in the oven or on the grill!

Thanks to Dietz & Watson for sponsoring this post!

There’s nothing like pizza to gather friends and family around the table! It’s a classic Italian dish that’s easily shared and everyone loves.

A couple of weeks ago, my friends at Dietz and Watson invited me to share their table & experience a 5 course dinner with celebrity chef, Giselle Wellman, as part of their #ChooseTheTable campaign.

I loved this campaign from the moment I heard about it because it’s all about bringing friends and family around the dinner table, anytime of the day, any day of the week with quick and easy recipes, which is what I’m all about!

I was inspired by the amazing meats and cheeses at the event (check out the epic spread on Instagram!) and couldn’t wait to come home to create a recipe for those I share the table with during the week, my boyfriend Kurt and our neighbors Matt and Ketty.

There’s nothing Kurt loves more than sandwiches (well, hopefully he loves me more, but he does really love sandwiches! 😉 ), so I decided to create an easy meal that incorporated his love for sandwiches and my love of Dietz & Watson salami, pepperoni and provolone!

I made an Italian Sub pizza on the grill, after all, it is summer and grilling season is in full effect! Oh, and grilling pizza is the best!

If you’ve never grilled a pizza, now is the time to start!This Italian Sub Pizza is topped with everything you love about an Italian Sub, three different kinds of meats, provolone cheese, Italian dressing and all the fixings!

Table of contents

  • Ingredients you’ll need
  • Step by step instructions
  • How to make it in the oven
  • More pizza recipes to try

Ingredients you’ll need

  • Pizza dough (store bought or homemade – click the link for the homemade recipe)
  • Italian dressing
  • Salami
  • Pepperoni
  • Ham
  • Tomatoes
  • Red onions
  • Provolone cheese
  • Shredded lettuce

Step by step instructions

Spread pizza dough into a 12” round circle on non-stick foil. Place the foil, with the pizza dough on top, on the grill over medium heat. Cook uncovered for 2-3 minutes.

Remove from the grill, drizzle ¼ cup of Italian dressing on the dough. Top with the salami, pepperoni, ham, tomatoes and onions.

Top with the provolone cheese.

Place back on the grill for 12-16minutes, covered.

Remove from the grill when the crust begins to brown and the cheese begins to melt.

Toss the shredded lettuce with the remaining 1 tbspItalian dressing and placeon top of the pizza.

How to make it in the oven

If you’d prefer to make this Italian Sub Pizza in the oven. Preheat the oven to 425°F. Place the pizza on a baking stone instead of foil and follow the directions as you would on the grill, instead, placing it in the oven.

More pizza recipes to try

  • Hawaiian Pizza
  • Apple Dessert Pizza
  • Pizza Rolls
  • Buffalo Cheesy Pizza Bread
  • Jalapeno Sausage Pizza

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Italian Sub Pizza

All of the ingredients in a traditional Italian Sub, like salami, pepperoni & provolone, top this delicious Italian Sub Pizza Recipe, easily made in under 30 minutes in the oven or on the grill!

Servings: 8 pizza slices

Prep Time: 10 minutes mins

Cook Time: 20 minutes mins

Total Time: 30 minutes mins

Author: Whitney Bond

Course: Main Course

Cuisine: Italian

Ingredients

  • 1 lb pizza dough, store bought or homemade – click the link for the homemade recipe
  • ¼ cup + 1 tbsp Italian dressing, divided
  • ½ 7 oz package Dietz & Watson Genoa Salami
  • ½ 6 oz package Dietz & Watson Pepperoni
  • ½ 7 oz package Dietz & Watson Maple Ham
  • ½ cup diced tomatoes
  • ½ cup sliced red onions
  • 8 slices Dietz & Watson Provolone Cheese
  • 1 cup shredded lettuce

Instructions

  • Spread pizza dough into a 12” round circle on non-stick foil.

  • Place the foil, with the pizza dough on top, on the grill over medium heat.

  • Cook uncovered for 2-3 minutes.

  • Remove from the grill, drizzle ¼ cup of Italian dressing on the dough.

  • Top with the salami, pepperoni, ham, tomatoes and onions.

  • Top with the provolone cheese.

  • Place back on the grill for 12-16 minutes, covered.

  • Remove from the grill when the crust begins to brown and the cheese is melted & bubbly.

  • Toss the shredded lettuce with the remaining 1 tbsp Italian dressing and place on top of the pizza.

Notes

If you’d prefer to make this Italian Sub Pizza in the oven. Preheat the oven to 425°F. Place the pizza on a baking stone instead of foil and follow the directions as you would on the grill, instead, placing it in the oven.

Nutrition Facts

Calories 264kcal (13%)Carbohydrates 30g (10%)Protein 12g (24%)Fat 11g (17%)Saturated Fat 5g (25%)Cholesterol 19mg (6%)Sodium 734mg (31%)Potassium 100mg (3%)Fiber 1g (4%)Sugar 5g (6%)Vitamin A 309mg (6%)Vitamin C 2mg (2%)Calcium 220mg (22%)Iron 2mg (11%)

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FAQs

What makes Italian pizza so good? ›

The taste of an Italian pizza is a very distinctive flavour, which our Italian Restaurant, Italian Street Kitchen takes great pride in maintaining. The combination of tomatoes, spices, and cheese on the dough gives it a unique flavour that sets it apart from other types of pizzas around the world.

What is pizza sub made of? ›

On bottom half of sandwich buns, layer sausage, ham, pizza sauce, cheese, onion, banana peppers, pepperoni and salami. Replace tops. Wrap each sandwich in heavy-duty foil; place on baking sheets. Bake at 425° for 12-15 minutes or until cheese is melted.

What is the secret to Italian pizza? ›

Authentic Italian pizzas are based with nonna's special fresh tomato sauce (which doesn't get cooked at all!). This rich sauce must be prepared with peeled Italian tomatoes, preferably with San Marzano peeled tomatoes, and then blanched with salt, fresh basil and extra virgin olive oil to get an original taste.

What cheese do Italians use for pizza? ›

The Champion: Mozzarella

While other Italian cheeses can often be either too fatty or too dry, when combined with mozzarella, they can add their unique flavours to the aroma and texture of a pizza. For a 100% Italian pizza, the best partners alongside mozzarella are: Provolone – another stretched-curd cheese.

What ingredients does an Italian sub typically contain? ›

Making a New York Style Italian Sub (aka hero or hoagie) doesn't have to be difficult. It's all about the ingredients: crispy, seedy Italian bread, layers upon layers of paper-thin capicola, salami, pepperoni and ham, vinegar-drenched shredded lettuce, fresh tomatoes, sliced onions, and cherry peppers.

Does pepperoni belong on an Italian sub? ›

Try pairing Boar's Head Grande Pepperoni with Hot Dry Capocollo, Genoa Salami, and Picante Provolone Cheese for a comforting and classic Italian sub.

Is pizza made with marinara or tomato sauce? ›

Is Pizza Sauce the Same as Marinara? Pizza sauce and marinara sauce are similar but not the same. Pizza sauce is thicker in consistency than marinara sauce because the tomatoes are pureed instead of lightly blended.

Why does pizza taste better in Italy? ›

One of the main reasons Italian pizza tastes like no other is the special herbs they add to the natural tomato sauce they make. Some of the herbs they use are oregano, thyme, and basil. These herbs add a wonderful taste, plus using tomatoes to make the sauce and not ready-made paste makes it all the more appetizing.

Why is pizza in Italy so different? ›

The sauce in Italy is made with pureed tomatoes and garlic and is much lighter than its American counterpart. There are also fewer topping varieties, and the sauce is less spicy than in America. There are also fewer types of meat on traditional Italian pizzas.

What is the difference between Italian pizza and regular pizza? ›

American-style pizza has a lighter texture; people can usually eat them on the go. On the other hand, their authentic Italian counterparts have thicker crusts, more cheese, and are more filling and flavorful. The original Italian pizza is usually thinner and made with mozzarella and tomatoes.

What is a true authentic Italian pizza? ›

To be authentic

According to the TNPA (True Neapolitan Pizza Association), a governing body that upholds the original pizza standards, only Margherita and Marinara are acknowledged as authentic Italian pizzas (Neapolitan pizzas). The Marinara uses tomatoes oregano, extra virgin olive oil and if preferred, basil.

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